The gang are demoralised by bad management and a lack of decent gigs. However, when they are sent to Miami to perform they see it as their chance to find fame and fortune. The group arrives at the Paradise Hotel expecting to live a life of luxury, however, hotel manager Howard has other plans for S Club 7.

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Songs: "Everybody Wants Ya"
"It's a Feel Good Thing (Buenos Tiempos)"

The hotel is not as glamorous as the group's agent promised them. Instead of singing and performing, the gang have to work as hotel employees, rather than as full-time performers. When Howard does ask the group to sing, his choice of song is not from their original songs and is not their musical style. After being booed by the hotel crowd for the poor song choice, they promptly get back at Howard by performing their own song "S Club Party".

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Songs: "I Really Miss You"
"Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree"
"S Club Party"

The group persuades Howard to pay them decent wages and sell them his spare car, which promptly breaks down. Jo and Bradley decide to secretly take parts from Howard's Red Chevy and put them in their own car (a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible).

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Song: "Down at Club S"

With a hurricane en route, Howard leaves Paul in charge of the hotel and the Hawaiian Luau party he has planned for its guests. Unfortunately, Paul becomes extremely bossy and forces the group to wear grass skirts. As the storm rages, the gang discover Howard has taken shelter in the basement, and persuade him that the hurricane has passed.

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Song: "Everybody Wants Ya"

The gang are excited to hear that the head of EMI Records is staying at the hotel. Meanwhile, Rachel is upset that her boyfriend has not written yet, whilst Jo becomes angry at her boyfriend, Robert, for writing too often. Jo decides to break up with him only to discover that her boyfriend is standing behind her. Jo then fixes her mistake by writing and performing a song dedicating her love for him, during which he hooks up with the executive woman, who specialises in elevator music.

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Song: "Two in a Million"

Howard finds himself with a date with a swimsuit model and Rachel, Tina and Jo set about giving him a complete makeover. Meanwhile, the boys and Hannah decide to free their boss's pet alligator, Clint, but are disappointed when Clint returns. Marvin explains to them that he is a homing (domesticated but allowed some freedom) alligator. Howard's date is a disaster – his dinner partner, Arlene, has no fashion sense. He returns home disappointed, but apparently he has taken his new-found metrosexuality a bit too seriously.

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Song: "So Right"

The group give Jon tips on chatting up girls. They are also given a volleyball lesson by some locals, who turn out to be workers at Howard's cousin Hank's hotel. Howard decides to set up a volleyball match between the two hotels and bets that S Club will lose. S Club are fuming and do everything they can to win the match.

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Song: "You're My Number One"

The band become the stars of the fictional hit TV series, Alien Hunter; the hotel is used as a filming location. Tina, dressed as an alien, falls asleep in a laundry truck and wakes up in a busy shopping mall on the other side of the city, where she meets a handsome photographer. Meanwhile, Tina's dad suddenly turns up at Paradise Hotel and blames Howard for her mysterious disappearance. Meanwhile, Rachel and Hannah have a slight falling out over Rachel teasing Hannah about her role on the show.

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Song: "We Can Work It Out"

Howard loses S Club, in a card game, to his cousin Hank, who runs the nearby Sunset Sands Hotel, which seems to resemble what their agent in England promised them. As Hank treats the band worse than Howard, the band begin to realise that working for Howard is not as bad as they had thought. With the group away from the hotel, Howard and Marvin's profits are down and they are actually missing the gang, so they set up another card game to win them back.

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Song: "I Really Miss You"

Howard erects a sculpture of himself outside S Club's dormitories and gets into trouble with Raylan Crowe from the Department of Labour for employing foreigners at the hotel. In court, the band persuades the judge to let them stay by performing, whilst Howard is fined $5,000. To raise the money, he tries to sell the statue, which crumbles around him.

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Song: "Bring It All Back"

Wanting a day off, S Club 7 borrow Howard's boat and take a cruise back to the 1970s. Along the way they meet Elvis, Madonna and Cher before returning to 1999 where they discover that Howard has changed.

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Song: "Dancing Queen"

The group is given a holiday when the Department of Health shuts down Howard's hotel, so they head to the Miami Seaquarium to swim with dolphins. Rachel meets a photographer who reckons she would make a good model and Paul falls for scuba instructor Janeane, who seemingly likes him too. The others are not so sure though when they catch Janeane kissing another guy and discover she has also been dating Bradley.

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Song: "Hope for the Future"

With their contract with Howard about to end and their deal with their old manager now expired, the gang look back over their time in Miami. They have lunch with Jill Ward (the star of Alien Hunter), who advises them to travel to Los Angeles to make a name for themselves. Howard has a "realization" that maybe he was a little too hard on S Club and tries to "apologize" to them and persuade them to stay. They refuse because they feel like they will be going nowhere as where they first started, although Howard is much closer to them than before, even admitting that he loves them and sharing an emotional goodbye with them. At the end of the episode, they have to decide between moving on to Los Angeles or returning to England to renew their expired management deal or split up as a group when they come across an intersection between the airport and the road to the LA. At the last second, they turn the car towards the long road to LA.

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Song: "Gonna Change the World"